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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
8
Dr Lester Hall lists office over F and M Bank in Nentict with a permanent relocation to Comanche and contact numbers 456 for office and 148 for residence.
East Texas engineer J D Miller visited his uncle J R Eanes in Comanche while Lake Robinson of San Antonio, now with a South Texas road building firm, also spent a day on business. Numerous residents and visitors from Stephenville Fort Worth Dallas and other towns were noted in Comanche during the week.
Arth er and Carwile among Mont s Ellis and Wetzel struck out. Arther and Ellis drove in runs with two base hits by Reeves Reese and Ellis. Umpire Moon oversaw a ten inning game that finished in a tie the season's first.
Standings show team rankings as of Tuesday night with no game details. Local shop ad for harness saddle and shoe repair by W. W. Kilpatrick & Son mentions rubber heels and repair services.
Warranted satisfactory in all respects and guaranteed 3500 miles. Old tires too weak for further service are constructed to give double mileage at a cost less than one third the price of new casings. Express charges prepaid one way on orders or work. Brownwood Texas.
I cut hair for 10 cents and shave for 5 cents as jingle. Davis Mason signs. Gene St Clair leaves for Bryan to attend A and M commencement. Rev L G White heads to Fort Worth. R E Coleman to San Antonio. Mrs Tom Dunlap to Cleburne. Mrs Bessie Johnson of Snyder and Mrs Clay Center of Dublin visit G W Jessup. J C Wilkerson of Hico visits relatives. For sale 47 acres east of Comanche with 40 acres cultivated priced 1500 dollars with one third cash Box 93 Sipe Springs Texas.
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